About

For the past eight years Techapella has been known as an a cappella concert series, showcasing the tech industry's employee-organized a cappella groups. We've grown to an aca-family of over 25 groups, representing notable Bay Area companies with groups names like The Vocal Network, Googapella and Alphabeat, The Chromotones, inTune, and many more! Can you guess where these groups all hail from?

Our flagship community event is the Techapella showcase concert. The non-competitive concert setting allows our performers to collaborate with fellow aca-nerds from other corporations and show off their collective talent in a vocal spectacle that continuously draws sold out crowds. Groups perform a dynamic spread of tunes ranging from the latest pop hits, jazz and choral ballads, and some throwback classics. You will even hear the occasional beatbox battle!

Goal

Art has the power to connect people around shared passions, to build empathy, and ultimately to humanize. Techapella wants to highlight the real people who make up our community, whether you work, live, or play in the Bay, and we know that Art can be the catalyst.

Our goal is to advocate for and support music and arts programs within Bay Area corporations, whether they’re employee-led grassroots endeavors, or fully supported corporate offerings. We’ll then use our collective power to bring that Arts family outside of the corporate world and into our local neighborhoods, financially supporting and volunteering for existing programs, and securing creative spaces and programs. 

Please help us to grow by donating monetarily, in-kind, or volunteering with our organization.

Non-profit Status and Partnerships

2019 was a big year for Techapella. We grew from a scrappy club putting on a community concert, to a (still scrappy) registered non-profit corporation with federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit status! Our amazing growth over the last several years, thanks for our performers and our fans, gives us the opportunity to truly have an impact on our communities, and we plan to do just that with our new non-profit status.

Your ticket purchase contributes to our growth, and you can double your impact by donating directly to our non=profit organization. You can give your gift of any dollar amount via our donations page, or in person at any of our four concerts this year. We also love volunteer and in-kind support (scrappy, remember?); if you’d like to get involved, please reach out to info@techapella.org.

We will continue to partner with our friends at  Music for Minors and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music Scholarship Fund, working in tandem to bring music and art to our communities, whether it’s in grade-school classrooms, higher education, or within our corporate worlds in the Bay Area.

Leadership team

 
 
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Lindsay Alford, CEO & Executive Director

Lindsay has performed in the Techapella showcase since its inception seven years ago as a proud member of Googapella. She began producing the shows 4 years ago and is thrilled to take the next step by incorporating Techapella as a non-profit.

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Robert Lee, Music Director and Head of Community Engagement

Robert brings his voice, his coaching skills, and his enthusiasm to Techapella as our music director and community engagement lead. He is a Techapella veteran performing with Internote, and a professional vocal coach in the Bay Area.

 
 
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Aaron Roan, Treasurer and Director of Donor Relations

Aaron is a founding member of the Techapella concert series, bringing Googapella and The Vocal Network together back in 2013 for our first-ever tech-aca-collab. We are thrilled to have his historical perspective and non-profit experience on our team.


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Roxane Jammet, Head of Brand Identity and Design

Roxane has belted out pop classics with The Vocal Network at Techapella for the last 5 years. She lends her creativity and beautiful design aesthetic to Techapella as our head of brand identity.